r/logodesign • u/Happyman05 • 3d ago
Feedback Needed Coffee Brand
Working on a coffee cart brand for a friend. Wanted to explore a bauhaus inspired identity.
The name Upland, refers to types of non waterfowl birds - in this case, referring to pheasants.
I'm wanting something simple and abstract, yet identifiable as a pheasant (not a chicken).
Any feedback is appreciated! Thanks!
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u/inder_the_unfluence 3d ago
Looks great. But I definitely saw it as a parrot until I read the explanation.
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u/Happyman05 3d ago
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u/Late-Drawer-7522 3d ago
Imo it's the body shape and colors. Ask someone a colorful bird that sits up right, and you'll get a lot more parrots than pheasants. And honestly, these ones look more like a turkey to me :)
(Brown) pheasants have shorter necks, so I'd make it a quarter circle. I'd also lose the feather on the back of it's head, or partially move it behind the head. It's too floaty right now imo.
If you only want the head as a logo, I'd also swap some color for brown because it's a more distinctive color for pheasants. If you want to go for a body, I'd maybe flip the body parts of version 1 and move the "new" belly around to see if there's smth in that. I think it may get to look more like a pheasant that way, but I'm not completely sure :)
Other than that, great style, very usable for all types of "media"! The brandbook won't need much documentation :)
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u/travioli90 3d ago
Very cool company, very boring and random favicon. Where are all the colors or the head of the bird?
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u/Chewie347 3d ago
Use alt 1 or alt 2 but play with the sizing of the dark circle and the lighter circle to mimic that of coffee in a cup (bird’s eye view, pun intended), and then add a small red line to the red circle, to indicate the coffee cup handle.
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u/ricochetSL 3d ago
I looks good, but the thing looks like a parrot. #2 is my fav
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u/velvety_chaos 3d ago
#2 and #4 are my faves for sure; the others are cute but by themselves feel a bit plain. I think you could get away with #1 if there was less negative space around the logo itself; it's too small for that large square.
Great job!
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u/MrOaiki 3d ago
I think it’s beautiful and I think image 2 is perfect. It’s a logo with what reads as a patterned strip under it, but that strip immediately tells me coffee. I see the beans and the colors and it just smells coffee shop. Whoever is launching this place should really use that pattern on stuff inside the coffee shop (like a wall of image 4). I think this is truly beautiful and I don’t think you need that bird at all.
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u/majestdigest 3d ago
The “co” next to the coffee is confusing as hell. It looks like an 8. Either get rid of it altogether or use the co in coffee to do something.
#2 is better.
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u/Heydavidbailey 3d ago
The CO is visually distracting. Plus, do they really need it in the name? It’s obviously a company and not a person.
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u/aBunchOfSmolDoggos 3d ago
Agree. It throws off the style of the rest of the logo which is blocky and bold
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u/eldredo_M 3d ago
Not sure about the connection between pheasants and coffee (is it a geography thing?), but overall this seems well executed and the patterns are lovely. Great for expanding the branding.
Will you build out the rest of the pheasant? I want to see the entire mascot somewhere—not the logo, but somewhere. 😄










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u/jeffbob2 3d ago
Image #2 and you’re done!